So many bolt-on's but so little dyno HP - Dyno Vid Included
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Oh, and we also have to remember that all those mods that add 10hp here and 15hp there and 15ft-lb tq over there DOES NOT MEAN you'll get 10+10+20+15 = 55hp. The issue is all the manufacturers of these mods quote the maximum increase. Some create their maximum increase at 3000RPM. Others at 4500RPM. So while your peak might only go up a few you might have gained quite a bit under the curve.
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I had some comments about the video and I wanted to let everyone know that the Berk High Flow Cats is what is making the car sound bad with the rasp. The Stillen exhaust had the most perfect sound with zero rasp before installing the HFC’s. I would definitely recommend the Stillen exhaust but you have to be careful with the HFC’s as they can cause nasty sounding rasp in most exhausts including my Stillen.
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Don't know what you guys expect from a change of exhaust, decat, plenum/spacer,+ Up rev, i have yet to see more than 20bhp and 18ftlb from the DE and usually less, the HR makes a little better, but not by much, it is an already reasonably tuned N/A engine, short of using throttle bodies, cams and a rise in RPM limit + stand alone ECU,your never going to see any more than those sort of figures.
Dyno figures are only ever going to be a guide, some over inflated to make customers happy, some badly calibrated etc etc, the only way you will ever know for sure is using an engine dyno.
Dyno figures are only ever going to be a guide, some over inflated to make customers happy, some badly calibrated etc etc, the only way you will ever know for sure is using an engine dyno.
#21
Don't know what you guys expect from a change of exhaust, decat, plenum/spacer,+ Up rev, i have yet to see more than 20bhp and 18ftlb from the DE and usually less, the HR makes a little better, but not by much, it is an already reasonably tuned N/A engine, short of using throttle bodies, cams and a rise in RPM limit + stand alone ECU,your never going to see any more than those sort of figures.
Dyno figures are only ever going to be a guide, some over inflated to make customers happy, some badly calibrated etc etc, the only way you will ever know for sure is using an engine dyno.
Dyno figures are only ever going to be a guide, some over inflated to make customers happy, some badly calibrated etc etc, the only way you will ever know for sure is using an engine dyno.
Exactly. These cars don't make huge gains off a bunch of minor bolt-ons. 15-20hp gain seems normal to me. You can't think each part results in a accumulation of hp. Some of you guys have no clue on the reality of what our cars are making, and what that parts are actually gaining.
#22
Exactly. These cars don't make huge gains off a bunch of minor bolt-ons. 15-20hp gain seems normal to me. You can't think each part results in a accumulation of hp. Some of you guys have no clue on the reality of what our cars are making, and what that parts are actually gaining.
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At the time of the dyno I was running:
-UpRev Osiris Tune
-MREV 2
-5/16" Iso Thermal Spacer
-Stillen Z-Tube & Intake
-Stillen Engine Grounding Kit
-Berk High Flow Cats
-Stillen True-Dual Cat-Back Exhaust
Looking forward to seeing your numbers...
#27
If you didn't ever get the printout of how much HP your car put down and had no idea what it's post-mod HP rating was, would you still be disappointed with the results of how it performs now, considering how much you spent on mods, based purely on the butt-dyno and your general feel of how the car drives and picks up in comparison to how it was whenever you last had it stock?
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If you didn't ever get the printout of how much HP your car put down and had no idea what it's post-mod HP rating was, would you still be disappointed with the results of how it performs now, considering how much you spent on mods, based purely on the butt-dyno and your general feel of how the car drives and picks up in comparison to how it was whenever you last had it stock?
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